Jefferson High School - Alexian Yearbook (Alexandria, MN)

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FHA ROW 1: Vice-Presidfni K Altermalt. B. Brackin, Treasurer () Wunderlich. Historian B Tuttle ROW 2: S Williams. l Zwicg, I. Stahl. I) Michel, S. Schackel ROW 3: B Brc ina, Parliamentarian M Kalina, J Kalina. J ('han ROW 4: I) Anderson. P Schultz, G Trainor, C. Zaviska, S. Quernemoen. ROW 5: K Dohhcrpuhl I. Anderson. A. Hausmann. Secretary P Johnson, President A. Peter son, B Schackel Organizations offer outlets AUDIO-VISUAL ROW I: Joseph Hanson. Mary Steidl. Renee Heid. Vernis Ziegelmann ROW 2: l,eon Hoppe. Orris Gul- hransen. Paul Kuhnau. Phillip Haabala. The Audio-Visual students, under the supervi- sion of Mr. Hanson, are employed to catalog and deliver film orders, to operate the various Xerox copying machines, and to keep A-V machines operational. Because of the increased volume of A-V material being used in the classrooms, their job has become indispensable. 20

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FBI. HOW 1: C. Shinaharger. R Heid. k Lindsey, S. Hint en. I) Hedstrom. G. Spk-her, M. Steidl, k Gregory, k Lundgren. HOW 2: H Shold, S. Porter, M Larson. W Thomas. B Johnson, J Kiehne. P Wall, Treasurer B Wells. Historian k Olson, J Justice. M Johnson. C Anderson ROW 3: Secretary J Jones. 0 Halvorson. J Antes. S. Kuester. J Coodell, T Arendt, D Meyer, R Barros. C Johnson. C. Guenther ROW 4: Mr. Holm. 1 Madden. T Diment. C. Cassady. I) Wadle, S. Movold. J Niel- sen. Vice President B Anderson. L Hammergren, S I ajdl P Hinton ROW 5: I) Hausmann. B Johnson. President R Heikki- nen. T Koudela. Parliamentarian H Hiebel. B Aim. S Lkdahl. K. Anderson. K. Glietz. preparations for the future. The Future Business Leaders club is one of the largest and most active organizations in Jefferson. Its members are students who are on part-time train- ing and are enrolled in retail class. FBL raised money by managing the concessions stand during the football season. Profits are used for the annual employer-employee banquet at which working students entertain their bosses. High point of the year for FBL members is the State Leadership Conference. Students are given an opportunity to demonstrate their business knowl- edge by competing in skills such as salesmanship and typewriting. Future Teachers of America aims to introduce students to the teaching profession. The students are assigned to various faculty members for whom they correct papers, record grades, and perform other miscellaneous tasks. In the spring, senior members are given the opportunity to teach in the classrooms. On Education Night, FTA members were respon- sible for guiding college representatives and other out of town guests through the school. The club took an active part in the Homecoming float competition. Unfortunately, the 16-foot rocket, entitled “Fire Up Big Red, proved to be a bit unstable. FTA ROW I: k Holmquist. W Plachecki. k Toft, C Appell. B Schmalek. M McCarten, L Vantries, M. Sunblad. ROW 2: P. Volden. R Salvog. Vice President D Olson. P Benson, R. Ner- dahl. J Kroupa. C. Carlisle. C. Ripperger. Historian G Russell ROW 3: L Rongstad, M Haskins. P Johnson. President M llaining, J Westerfeld, S. Jar i. R Jobe. M. NanBeek ROW 4: Librarian C Haining. Secretary V Harvey, A Bundy, Treasurer k Hoeschen.J. Godfrey k Navratil, L. Malmberg

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LIBRARY CLUB ROW I: B Bell. Treasurer B Docbler, B Tuttle. Miss Wold ROW 2: J Reed, k Logan. M. Sundblad, k Bauer. ROW 3: S Schaekel, Vice-President K. Weiser, k Holmquist, k W(M»d. I) Anderson ROW 4: I) Wadle, M Hagen. B Schaekel. Secretary J llerington ROW 5: J Ogren, President J Godfrey, B Peterson Future Homemakers of America studies and promotes home economics. Our chapter served lunch to various adult education classes, promoted a car window wash and participated in the district FHA meeting at Paynesville, where they presented a workshop on mental retardation. Fund-raising activities for the year centered around a Valentine s Dance and individual projects. Through practical experience in the library, assisted by their advisor and librarian, Miss Wold, club members became familiar with the field of li- brary science. Their motto, “Be all you can — read, was enhanced through their sponsorship of the Teenage and Cam- pus Book ( lubs, thus providing Jeffer- son students ready access to quality, yet inexpensive, paperbacks. for outstanding objectives. MU ALPHA THETA ROW I: M Haining. A Henning. C Johnson. Secretary-Treasurer k Toft. D Muyres, N Son- stegard. Vice-President C. Wallentine. ROW 2: J Bloom. P. Kngelen. J Olson. J Hanson. L. Perkins. P Benson ROW 3: I) Johnson. D. Halstead. J Woolliscroft, k Haus- mann. M. Martinson. J Johnson. D Pappenfus. ROW 4: J Rudd, k Hoeschen. President F. Bursch. M Lundstrom. P Franzen. R Benesh. Parliamentarian S. Schonherg. Mu Alpha Theta, a national math club, pro- motes interest beyond the high school level of mathematics. Monthly programs on topics such as prime numbers, probability, game theory, and continued fractions, are presented by club committees. Proceeds of a dance and members dues are spent on awards made at the end of each year for proficiency in tests taken after each meeting. The advisor is Mrs. Viola Halvorson. 21